TBA.

MSc Social Anthropology, MSc Anthropology and Development, MSc Anthropology and Development Management, MSc Law, Anthropology and Society. The course is also available as an outside option where programme regulations permit and with the approval of the teacher responsible.

The course will focus on one (or two) specific culture/ethnographic areas through an examination of classic and contemporary ethnographic works. Topics to be covered in relation to this specific area may include colonialism and post-colonialism; kinship, gender and personhood; custom/tradition, belief and practices and the social organisation of religion; power, unity and difference; hierarchy and egalitarianism; modern politics and the state; the impact of globalisation.

Lectures weekly MT (10 x 1-hour), Classes weekly MT (10 x 1-hour).

Anthropology students doing this course will submit essays to their tutors. Non-anthropology students will choose essay topics and submit them to the course teacher.

To be announced.

One two-hour examination in the summer term (100%).